Description

DSLR Scripting gives you a possibility to control your dslr camera via script running on your android device. You can think of this app as a programmable remote shutter.

Simple script can look like this:

while 1 message("Press 'OK' to take photo") capture()endwhile

It waits for a user to click ‘OK’ button and then takes a photo. An infinite loop makes this process repetitive.

To make this application running you need: - dslr nikon or canon camera. This app was created for and tested on nikon D5100, but it should work with other dslr cameras as well. Unfortunately i have no confirmation if it is true - android device with OTG (host USB) support - USB cable to connect your android with camera - application itself - and set of scripts. Every script file has to have '.script' extension. You have to upload your scripts on your android device and, using properties button in app, you have to provide location of directory with scripts

You can find more information about scripting language, list of available functions and simple scripts on google code page: https://code.google.com/p/dslr-scripting/

DSLR Scripting is LGPL licensed. If you want to contribute visit: https://code.google.com/p/dslr-scripting/

DSLR Scripting gives you a possibility to control your dslr camera via script running on your android device. You can think of this app as a programmable remote shutter.

Simple script can look like this:

while 1 message("Press 'OK' to take photo") capture()endwhile

It waits for a user to click ‘OK’ button and then takes a photo. An infinite loop makes this process repetitive.

To make this application running you need: - dslr nikon or canon camera. This app was created for and tested on nikon D5100, but it should work with other dslr cameras as well. Unfortunately i have no confirmation if it is true - android device with OTG (host USB) support - USB cable to connect your android with camera - application itself - and set of scripts. Every script file has to have '.script' extension. You have to upload your scripts on your android device and, using properties button in app, you have to provide location of directory with scripts

You can find more information about scripting language, list of available functions and simple scripts on google code page: https://code.google.com/p/dslr-scripting/

DSLR Scripting is LGPL licensed. If you want to contribute visit: https://code.google.com/p/dslr-scripting/